This first picture shows the initial clash between the two Genoan squadrons and an Algerian squadron supported by an Ottoman squadron.
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The second picture shows the action a little, with the Algerian command galley sunk and the Genoan fleet command galley on fire.
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The rules we used are called Barbarossa and can be found under the Renaissance section on the Free Wargame Rules web site ( www.freewargamesrules.co.uk ).
2 comments:
Nice to see a sight dedicated to naval warfare...Bill
Is there an url from which one can order these "snap together" ships?
:)
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